Cedar fencing built for the valley climate
Eugene's wet ground is tough on fence posts. We set cedar and privacy fences properly so they stay straight through the seasons.
Fencing done right in Eugene
A fence here fails at the ground line, where wet valley soil rots posts and heaves them out of plumb. Setting posts right, with proper depth and drainage, is the whole game.
We build cedar privacy fences, garden and yard fencing, and gates that swing true, matched to the yard and set to survive the damp.
Fencing services and options
Cedar privacy fencing
Warm, durable, and built for the wet.
Yard and garden fencing
Practical lines for pets, kids, and beds.
Gates that last
Squared, hung, and hardware that holds.
Post setting and repair
Depth and drainage so posts stay put.
A simple, clear process
Free inspection
We walk the line, check grade and drainage.
Written quote
Materials, layout, and price in writing.
Protected work site
Utilities located, beds and lawn protected.
Clean finish
Set plumb, gates tuned, offcuts hauled off.
Signs your Eugene home needs fencing
If any of these sound familiar, it is worth a free, no pressure look. Catching exterior issues early keeps small problems from becoming expensive ones.
- Posts leaning or wobbling
- Rot at the base of the boards
- Gates that sag or drag
- A fence more gray mush than wood
Get your fencing estimate
From the craftsman bungalows of the Friendly and College Hill neighborhoods to newer places out toward Santa Clara, we handle roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and paint outside, plus flooring, tile, and bath and kitchen remodels inside. Clear written quotes, materials picked for wet-valley weather, and a crew that actually shows up.
Send a few details and we will get right back to you. Prefer to talk now? Call (541) 283-1334.
Free fencing estimate
Tell us about your project and we will get back to you fast with a free, no pressure estimate.
Fencing in Eugene: common questions
Why do fence posts rot so fast here?
Wet valley soil sits against the post most of the year. We set posts deep with proper drainage and the right materials so they last, not just get planted.
Is cedar worth it in Eugene?
For this climate, yes. Cedar handles the damp far better than cheaper wood and ages well, which is why it is our default here.
Can you replace just a section?
Yes, when the rest is sound. We match the existing fence and blend the new run in.
Do you build gates too?
We do, squared and hung with hardware that holds up, so they still swing true after a few wet winters.
Ready when you are
From the craftsman bungalows of the Friendly and College Hill neighborhoods to newer places out toward Santa Clara, we handle roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and paint outside, plus flooring, tile, and bath and kitchen remodels inside. Clear written quotes, materials picked for wet-valley weather, and a crew that actually shows up.
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